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				French Cleats
				 
				French cleats are a reliable, versatile solution for mounting and organizing everything from artwork and mirrors to shelves, cabinetry, and workshop tools. Whether crafted from premium woods like Baltic birch plywood or finger-joined pine, or engineered from durable aluminum, each cleat is designed to be straight, strong, and built to last. Wood cleats provide excellent screw-holding strength and a natural finish, while aluminum cleats resist warping, moisture, and corrosion for long-term reliability.
We offer Aluminum French cleats in two styles — Regular and Heavy Duty — ensuring the right option for light décor or heavy cabinetry and storage. Easy to install, low-profile, and fully repositionable, French cleats deliver a professional, flexible system that adapts to workshops, galleries, and home spaces alike.
 
Strong, precise, and finished with care, these finger-joined pine wood French cleats deliver a dependable, versatile solution for organizing workshops, displaying artwork, or enhancing any living space.  
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  French Cleats Comparison: Finger-Joined Pine vs. Baltic Birch Plywood vs. Aluminum
  
    
      | Feature | 
      Finger-Joined Pine | 
      Baltic Birch Plywood | 
      Aluminum | 
     
  
  
    
      | Material | 
      Solid pine strips joined with finger joints | 
      Multi-ply birch veneer core (void-free) | 
      Extruded/high-grade aluminum | 
     
    
      | Strength & Rigidity | 
      Good; finger joints improve straightness | 
      Very good; stiff and consistent across grain | 
      Excellent; high rigidity with low flex | 
     
    
      | Screw-Holding / Fastening | 
      Strong screw bite into wood | 
      Excellent screw retention in plies | 
      Pre-drilled holes; relies on anchors/studs for strength | 
     
    
      | Weight | 
      Light | 
      Moderate | 
      Lightest for comparable strength | 
     
    
      | Moisture / Warp Resistance | 
      Good; improved by joints, seal for best results | 
      Good; stable plies, seal edges | 
      Excellent; resists moisture, won’t warp | 
     
    
      | Finish / Aesthetics | 
      Natural wood grain; stains/paints well | 
      Smooth, uniform edges; clean painted finish | 
      Clean, modern metal look; anodized/painted | 
     
    
      | Typical Applications | 
      Home décor, mirrors, light-to-medium cabinetry | 
      Workshops, galleries, medium-heavy shelving/cabinetry | 
      Heavier installs, humid areas, professional displays | 
     
    
      | Pros | 
      Cost-effective, straight, easy to work | 
      High strength, excellent consistency, great screw hold | 
      Corrosion-resistant, ultra-stable, high strength-to-weight | 
     
    
      | Cons | 
      Seal to prevent moisture movement; softer than birch | 
      Heavier than pine; edges need sealing | 
      Higher material cost; metal tools needed to modify | 
     
    
      | Price Tier (relative) | 
      $ (lowest) | 
      $$ | 
      $$$ (highest) | 
     
    
      | Standoff  or  Wall gap | 
      5/8 inchr | 
      1/4 inch to 1 inch | 
      3mm to 6mm | 
     
  
 
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